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[Huawei P8 Guides, News, & Discussion] NukedLSD.:
I send a few emails to them,they replied with something like?

"Is your phone rooted?

Is it from china?

You will lose your warranty if we will give you the codes.

Contact your local service center."

I'll try again,i don't have any time to send it to service.
[Huawei P8 Guides, News, & Discussion] Chelzer:
Hi

I have the same problem and i'm trying to get my phone up and running again. May you Please share the links where i can download the Firmware packages discussed in this forum? :crying:
[Huawei P8 Guides, News, & Discussion] xdavn.com:
No problem
[Huawei P8 Guides, News, & Discussion] enzo_cz:
Just wanna share my experience guys. I got straightly from B200 to B321a. I got it rooted, I had a TWRP on and I somehow screwed-up the phone during putting xposed on. Then somebody advised me to flash original boot.img thru TWRP and I was fu.ked up. But I had 321a firmware in DLOAD on my sdcard. So I rebooted the phone and pressed all three buttons and my device instantly started up updating and in 5 minutes the Marshmallow was back again. TWRP gone, root gone but phone finally worked.

Re. Bootloader unlock - best thing is to set your ID the way you've been told on here. Once you got ID, it's not that bad to dial Huawei support. I gave them a call saying I jus confirmed the details on an email and that my ID is "bla bla". They checked it saying they will be back shortly. In another 5 mins time I've gotten the code. So all of that took mi 10 minutes and it was done :)
[Huawei P8 Guides, News, & Discussion] avinim8:
Can you please explain how to work with the rollback package?

should i still flash boot & recovery from 313/317? and than force update with the rollback zip in SD card?
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] argon12:
hey, did something stupid. and completely own fault tbh.

Got a sprint M9 that I've been trying to get convert to a developer/unlocked M9.

Long story short I relocked my bootloader and couldn't unlock it, so I decided to try this, being late didn't read the "DOESN'T WORK ON M9" bit.

Now it won't boot. no charge led. nothing. Plugging into my linux and using dmesg, and I get a lot of errors and eventually it finds a qualcom usb modem.

lsusb gives:

Bus 007 Device 078: ID 05c6:9008 Qualcomm, Inc. Gobi Wireless Modem (QDL mode)

anyway I can undo "echo -ne "HTCU" | dd of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p3 bs=1 seek=33796"?

or am I royally ****ed?
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] sunilromy:
oh my... you are in QHSUSB mode. you remind me old day of evo 3d, where we needed to go into this mode by bricking device. so that we can downgrade hboot..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1522351

follow it for reference.. you just have to do it by trail and hit method.. and beware as its for other device. try to flash the exact version of bootloader version.. so that atleast it can be booted. search google for QHSUSB mode, htc unbricking project.

my words are only an advice.. i am not responsible for anything..

also see this :-

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2582142

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2086142

only for reference.

best of luck..
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] argon12:
thanks for the links, I gave it ago but unfortunately it didn't work :// I think it might be because I corrupted sbl1 and its cutting off before what ever magik is done to enable the partions.

I've kinda resolved it by calling HTC. It's still under "warranty" so they will fix it for free. They won't be able to switch it on either, so they'll never know what I did ;)

I suppose the moral of the story is don't mess with the emmc...
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Lussardi:
I can not understand why most want to convert M9 Sprint to Developer Version, if only you get s-off and SuperCID and you can flash any ROM to remove completely all Sprint Bloatware... :confused::confused::confused::confused: :rolleyes::rolleyes:
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] argon12:
The main reason for me was that I needed GSM, WCDMA and the LTE bands that work for my carrier, of those Sprint only had access to WCDMA.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Lussardi:
LTE bands works fine in M9 sprint, You only need gain S-OFF and change your SKU-ID & Region in your device
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] edw.monzon:
Que tal? Te escribo en español porque vi que sos de El Salvador jajaja, me podrias ayudar a ver si puedo agarrar al menos 3G con mi M9 Sprint, ya tengo S-Off, root, Twrp y todo eso, el problema es que solo me levanta 2G, lo quiero utilizar en Claro Guatemala vos me podrias decir cuales son los codigos para nuestra region? Gracias de Antemano, que buena onda ver gente centroamericana por aca :D
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamsta99:
Hi expert, i have problem with Samsung S6 Live Demo Unit (not stolen ... :) ) I cant disable retail mode because i have locked phone. I tried hard reset but nothing happens. I need fingerprint ( wtf ? ) or recovery copy key ? I want to change firmware but i can't enable usb debugging> can't root next>next>next. Any help ?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lummujaj:
There is a thread in general forum about LDU... Search before you post.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamsta99:
Sorry I don't know this my first post on this forum.
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lummujaj:
Download stock firmware are remove all *.bin files (with total commander) and flash it like normal...
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamsta99:
But whitch ? I have multiple wariants of stock ...

Source: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s6/general/stock-firmware-official-stock-firmware-t3086387

But thx i try :o
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lummujaj:
Any 5.1.1 stock
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamsta99:
Unfortunely i try two softs but it maked bootloop and i cant turn off phone ( i cant put off battery, samsung idea, greatings :good: ). Can you suggest me something ?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lummujaj:
you can turn off phone by presin POWER + VOLUME DOWN button for some secconds ... and about to create a LDU firmware is what i said ....

delete all files expect hiden , cache, system , recovery, boot
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamsta99:
I know how to flash.

In step what i made:

1. I use Total Commander to delete .bin files DONE .

2. Put phone in download mode done

3. Phone detected in odin

4. Done flashing (PASS)

But phone dont booting i only can get to download mode :(

What i making wrong ?
[Galaxy S6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamsta99:
Can someone help me ? I meybe put wrong firmware on telefon maybe link ?
[Android Studio] OTOBURJA:
hi everyone. me and some of my friends need a very simple application for project for 8th february but we dont have enaugh skills to create it. the app should just show all mp4 fomat videos stored in device with ".3dha" in the title and after selecting any it hould play it continuously(loop the video). thats all. someone plz help me we need it a lot

P.S. if it is possible it would be better if it will display 3dha files and will open it as video files.

P.P.S. sorry for my bad english and thanks in advance =)
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Veid71:
so samsung has reps at most best buys that will help you free of charge ( i had to go there when i first started rooting because i softbricked my phone and had no idea what to do and needed it the next day so if you dont feel like waiting or need something done that second or just dont wanna post on here you can always head up there and just tellem your question and theyll try and help you with what you need
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberfem:
Thank you for your post. I soft bricked my S5 (bootloop) and will keep this in mind. For now I am at home and want to see if I can figure it myself. I need help to push a working ROM to my device SD card. I found a toolkit on root page http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64744448&postcount=2

***Is there a tutorial that can help me know how to use the toolkit?
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Veid71:
http://xdaforums.com/verizon-galaxy-s5/general/root-method-og5-ok3-t3290370

check that out if you werent previously rooted if you were previously rooted then try this

Use Odin to flash the lollipop kernel you were using. Then go into the stock recovery (hold Home + Vol UP and Power) and clear the cache and reboot. If that doesn't work, go back into the stock recovery, clear cache and select factory reset, then reboot. That should allow MOAR (whatever rom you want i stole this post from one of my other topics about when i softbricked mine) to boot, then you can reinstall SafeStrap Lollipop.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] painiac:
If you're getting any kind of logo screen showing up on boot, you are only "soft" bricked (not "hard" or permanently bricked) and you can fix it easily.

If you're only getting a logo, try what Veid71 said in the post above mine. If that doesn't work, then worst case you just need to flash a factory restore image with Odin and start over.

A word of caution, though: if your firmware version was updated to BOE1, BOG5, BOK3, do NOT flash an earlier factory image or you will brick because after BOD the bootloader was locked and you can't downgrade it.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberfem:
I get the logo screen like it is turning on then it goes to recovery mode options. I can get to Download mode and Odin has a blue port connection but my Win8 and Win7 PCs do not see the device at all, so I cant' flash in Odin. Background - I attempted to root using jrkruse method and got stuck and never rooted. Anyone know a way around this maybe using the external SD card?
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] painiac:
When it boots into the recovery mode options, try clearing cache and then reboot. If that doesn't work, do it again, clearing cache and also factory reset. That may allow your phone to boot back up normally.

The SDcard Unbrick method is only needed if your phone cannot boot into Download mode. In this case, it wouldn't help you because your phone is functioning in that regard.

When you have the phone in Download mode, your computer won't show it as a device in "My Computer" because it's not connected as a media device., but software that knows how to look for it can see it. If Odin is lighting up blue in the first ID:COM box, it IS seeing the phone and you will be able to flash to it.

If you're to a point where you need to flash a factory restore image, click the "AP" button in Odin to select it. The image needs to be one that ends with a file extension "tar.md5", or Odin can't see it. If what you've downloaded is a zip archive, the image is inside that and you need to extract it first. Use the image in "step 2" of the root thread
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cyberfem:
I figured out what went wrong from your response thanks! I had saved the .tar.md5 on the external SD card rather than pc. Now attempting to re-root, .bat sees device but doesn't root.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Veid71:
yeah its really annoying youll have to unplug and plug it back in and x out of the thing like 20 times before it acutually does it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Androidwarrior:
Where can i find a Flash zip for OK3 firmware?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] weavr:
ODIN flashable OK3 is here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3273483
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] Androidwarrior:
Thanks, i was just looking for the firmware to flash, i flashed an ok3 deoxed rom but i still need the firmware to flash.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note5] weavr:
Ahh my bad. Here is a post where tdunham linked the Sprint modems. Didn't want to straight link you to the file, as to not take credit. Still needs to be flashed via ODIN.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63268167
[Google Chromecast] 3Mguy58:
Im kind of new at this stuff but I have a External 2tb drive conncected to my Asus router via USB 3.0 and my 2 Samsung Smart TV's pick up the router just fine cause they see it as a source and play the .mkv movie files on there just perfect. But in my projector room I just have my 2nd Gen Chromecast connected to my receiver's HDMI's input which supplies video to the projector. Can I get the Chromecast to detect the Asus router and play my .mkv's from there thru the receiver? Any help would be appreciated.
[Google Chromecast] Acid0057:
Have you tried local cast from the play store?
[Google Chromecast] 3Mguy58:
How does that work?
[Google Chromecast] Acid0057:
Uses your phone as an in-between to link up to the chromecast
[Google Chromecast] 3Mguy58:
Tried it and a bunch of others that claim to play .mkv files. Its a no go so far. Dang! I think its something to do with the audio portion of the .mkv file itself. Weird think is though is that my 2 Samsung TV's detect my router and play all of the .mkv files from the HDDrive hooked up to my router just beautifully without a hitch! There doing something right! VLC player plays .mkv files flawlessly usually but it doesnt offer Chromecast casting.
[Google Chromecast] Acid0057:
Yeah the chromecast has a pretty limited decoder chipset I've heard. It was worth a shot. You may have to recode your videos to a Codec that works with the chromecast. Chances are that it'll still work fine on your Samsung TVs. Or another option is to get a Google Nexus Player and put kodi on it.
[Google Chromecast] 3Mguy58:
Thats correct. Ive heard of guys using ffmpeg to reconvert them. I have about 50 mkv's so I would like a .batch file to do just that. There was a couple of threads on here that say that have that file but repleys have stated that there not working. Oh well!
[Google Chromecast] Acid0057:
Yep give the kodi route a try too. It works great on the Nexus Player.
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
Maybe they have added it since....But the CCast does not really support the MKV container (at least it didn't).

The other issue is possibly codec related. CCast can passthru dolby like AC3 but it's not good with the higher dolby's like DHT.

The TVs can see and hear these types of files and codecs which would explain what you are seeing.

What you might want to look into is a Transcoding Media server like BubbleuPnP or Plex that will detect the device that the stream is going to and Transcode accordingly.

If I'm not mistaken I even think there is a Plex App for Samsung TVs that will give you a much better experience on the TVs than DLNA will provide.

But it will require a computer to do that as the router can't run those servers.
[Google Chromecast] 3Mguy58:
OK, got this to work. I did have high hopes for BubbleUpnp but that would play very choppy because of the high bit rate of my .mkv files. I know they have a server that can transcode but instead just mapped my drive connected to my router so my current Plex account could see it,transcode and play accordingly. It works perfect casting to my Chromecast connected to my receiver, plays nice and smooth with Plex doing the transcoding. Still have to have my PC on but its until I can find a working batch file command that really works and reencode all the .mkv files I will use it this way. I just like that the External HDD doesnt have to be tied to my PC which is in the Dining Room and my router and HDD are in the projector room. Like I stated I am new to this stuff so my explanation might not make sense,sorry. Really would like to explore this whole NAS option,or am I getting the same benefit using this setup?
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
The Drive Mapping is the way to go IMO....

I have an (Always On) HTPC running both Kodi (for the TV it is attached to) and Plex Server (for the rest of the house and devices).

All the media resides separately on a 16TB NAS and I have mapped the NAS shares to the HTPC so both Kodi and Plex can see them.

As it stands the only time I re-encode a movie is if it uses a codec other than H.26x or to create AAC Audio Tracks from the Higher Dolby's to reduce the transcoding needs for Mobile Devices when there is no AAC track in the MKV.

And even then I'm really only Codec Flipping not compressing or reducing the quality. File size is only affected if the H.26x Codec is more efficient than the source codec at compressing.
[Google Chromecast] 3Mguy58:
Nice setup Asphyx, going to start looking at a NAS real soon. Any recommendations?
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
They are all pretty pricey....

My rig cost me close to a grand between the unit itself and populating it with drives.

It's a Seagate but it's not anything special to recommend it over something else...

And the truth is the only real diff between the ones you can get are features you probably wouldn't want to use anyway like Media Server. Few NAS' ever do that well because they don't have the horsepower to transcode.

My advice is get as many bays as you can afford in the base unit...

I settled for a 4 bay Seagate only because the 8 bays were massively expensive.

Make sure not to skimp on the drives either, get NAS rated drives to put in.

As long as it can do file serving properly that's really all you need.

And there is nothing wrong with just using the router to do that. Other than the extra performance you get from using internal drives not limited by USB 2.0 ports. USB 3.0 ports should be fine.

The one good thing about the NAS I got was it has USB 3.0 ports and Removable 2.5 USM Quick Drive slot for a portable drive I use to keep software installers and can take with me when I need to do some PC work for someone else. When I'm home I plug it in and my Software Installer library is available on my network.

Here is the model I have....

http://www.seagate.com/support/external-hard-drives/network-storage/business-storage-4-bay-nas/

It's a great unit has worked well it's just that I can't say it is any better than some other brand with similar features.
[Google Chromecast] 3Mguy58:
Thanks for the great advice. It will help in making my decision.
[Google Chromecast] aLexzkter:
NAS are really expensive. At least the ones that are capable of fullhd transcoding on the fly (+250$) . You're better off buying a more capable decoding device in my opinion.
[Google Chromecast] Asphyx:
I agree somewhat....

Even the ones that claim to do full HD Transcoding aren't worth using it for that IMO...

They rarely can do more than one or two streams and are usually not upgradeable enough to handle newer codecs when they come out due to CPU or Software limitations.

An NAS is best used as a File Server and nothing more.

If you really wanted an all in one File/Media Server with Transcode capability it is almost better to skip the ready made NAS options and just build yourself a computer that can do file serving and run whatever is the latest and greatest Media Server software available. Then there really is no limitation on Ports, drives (total storage) , and it is easily upgraded (CPU,OS and Motherboard) when needed. Need more streams just upgrade the CPU and in time GPU off loading will be available (Not on an NAS though!)

If you are going to spend the money just to get transcoding might as well spend it on something that is more future proof. OTS NAS Units tend to not get upgraded after awhile simply because they prefer you just buy their latest units.

I considered the BYO option before I went with the NAS but only because I already had the HTPC available to do any transcoding I would need. It has a Core i7 980 CPU and a Radeon R7 GPU so I use it as my media server and also as an encoding/ripping device when I need one.

Once I get to the point where the NAS I have needs expanding (all bays are full and all USB ports are used...) I hope to have an old computer left over from an upgrade that I will then turn into a Build Your Own File Server which could also add the ability to transcode 4 more streams on top of the 4 my HTPC already does.

Plex is currently my Media Server of Choice due to it's Ease of Use for Newbies. (I also run Bubble on that HTPC as well!) and Plex allows you to select from all the servers you have under your account.

I pretty active on the Plex Support Forum and I rarely ever encounter the stream and stuttering problems with the CCastyou see reported there all the time.

I attribute that to the setup and good setup of my Transcoding and Network.

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Anytime!
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrownEye02:
I just purchased the M9 International version 3 days ago. Since receiving it I can not get the universal remote app to work. I've verified that the IR blaster is not functioning by doing the camera trick. I also have a IR receiver for my PC that lights up anytime it senses an IR signal. It has never lit up.

I've run the RUU for the unlocked/developer version (3.35.617.12) from HTC's website twice now with no success. The first attempt was after I had heavily modified the OS. The second attempt was right after running the RUU.

So my question is are the some versions of the M9 that do not have an IR blaster, am I missing something with the RUU's that would cause the IR blaster not to function, or am I looking at a defective phone that should be sent back?

My bootloader is unlocked and the phone came S-off.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fain11:
Verify in Antutu if the sensor is detected.

If not detected it could be a fake.

If detected, might be a hardware fault.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrownEye02:
Where in Antutu would it reference the IR blaster? I looked in the info section but did not see a field where it would give details on the IR hardware.

Looking at what Antutu reports for all my other pieces of hardware it does not appear I have a fake. I also verified my phone was built in Taiwan Taoyuan B factory using this thread. I also unlocked the bootloader through HTC's dev website. But I know a common saying around here is China is getting better at faking phones. I would just hope there not this good.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fain11:
Yep, sorry, all sensors, no ir...

Now this one works:

Search in the market:

android hardware info

Download the one made by jfdp labs.

Open it, in the features section, u have Android hardware:

The 9th item should be Android hardware consumerir
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrownEye02:
Ok, yes it is listed there. So I'm guessing the OS see's the IR blaster. Now it just comes down to if its a hardware issue or software issue.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fain11:
As u have already gone back to stock with RUU, it seems like a hardware fault.

Sorry!

You could try reflashing the firmware, but only after u get to know well the procedure.

A bad flash can brick your phone.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrownEye02:
Ill look into the process of reflashing the firmware. I will need to relock the bootloader before I can send the phone back anyways and that will be a process.

I'm guessing it can be done but, does anyone know how to interact with the IR Blaster in ADB or terminal emulator? I'm thinking if I can at least force the IR blaster to do something that would tell me for sure if its working.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrownEye02:
So after reading this thread on how to flash firmware. My understanding is flashing the RUU's from HTC's website flashes the firmware. Am I correct in thinking this?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
Have you tried the peel remote app?
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrownEye02:
Yes since that's the remote app that comes preinstalled. I have also tried 2-3 other remote apps with no success.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fain11:
Yes!
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrownEye02:
OK. I will request a replacement unless anyone else has some suggestions.

Thanks for the help.
[One (M9) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shivadow:
There's not a lot you CAN do.. It either works or doesnt. Must be faulty. Maybe a faulty diode?.

Shame really.